I also don't have reputation to comment on anyone's answer, but I'd like to mention that in following this post's ideas of hotwiring atomicMax/Min for floats and doubles, I have also successfully used the same concept to hotwire it to do atomicMax for a 32-bit float with an unsigned 32-bit integer i.e. (max with argMax).
This has allowed me to effectively do atomicArgmax with float/uint32 (I have only tested positive floats as that's my use-case).
If there are people who are interested to see an implementation I'll update the answer (but I'm sure if you follow the ideas in this post you can easily write it yourself; it's just layering the float as the first 32 bits and then the uint32 index as the last 32 bits)!
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A Fabric representative answered this particular question with a no, in Nov 2018, and OOM reporting is nowhere to be found in Crashlytics for iOS as of April 2025. Seems it did exist at one point, but lost in the Fabric -> Firebase transition.
Right now, Firebase Crashlytics doesn't have OOM reporting. It's not planned to be added at this moment.
In my case, regardless of the new value for spring.cloud.config.server.git.uri, the warning reported an old URL which was present in the file {basedir}/.git/config.
To get rid of the warning I had to remove the {basedir} folder and restart the container.
I ran into this error and stuck with it for nearly 2 weeks...
My problem includes two part, first check if any column that is being used as row group field but is null.
Second, click the refresh button at top left in the preview mode.
* I guess that will clear cache like ReportName.rdl.data; But in my case, I can't find any rdl.data file. I guess that's VS version differences. I'm using VS 2017.
I believe the culprit here is not Hibernate but Lombok, lombok @Data annotation, which generates an unnecessary toString() and @EqualsAndHashCode and these methods use relational data. To resolve this, I suggest removing the @Data annotation and instead using the @Getter, @Setter, @NoArgsConstructor, @AllArgsConstructor and @EqualsAndHashCode(onlyExplicitlyIncluded = true) annotations. Alternatively, you could completely ditch using Lombok and rely on ide-generated getters and setters instead.
If you only want to update one field, use the update query directly. The save method in Spring Data JPA functions both as an update and a persist, which can sometimes lead to unexpected behavior.
I'm having exactly the same problem as you, and your post perfectly describes what I'm experiencing:
First attempt to log in via Google => error "State cookie was missing".
Second attempt (with the exact same email) => it goes through without a hitch.
Onsite, everything works perfectly; it only fails in production. (I also sometimes get a "PKCE code_verifier cookie missing" error with Apple in production, which I can't reproduce locally or in production - only certain users are affected.)
Have you found a solution since your post? If so, I'd be super interested! Thanks in advance.
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puppeteer is headless so it will rely on the chrome.exe path prod and local have different location for chrome.exe
when you run this one "which chrome" on the bash you will get the chrome exe path
inorder to make puppeteer work on prod you need to install the chromium exe on the prod you can either use docker to test if you sucessfully install chromium
I wrote a library to simplify the exchange of injection calls in composable previews. I summarized my approach in this Medium article. It might be helpful.
Try to create the flutter project using the GUI. don't use the command because i noticed when we use the command it set the default template with kotlin and kotlin always have a version issue as of my experience.
Generally logging to console takes "a lot" of resources since the process function is executed (depending on your chosen sample rate) every ~2,67ms (48kHz). The render quantum is 128 samples. Then also try not to use set(), instead opt for a for loop. Doesn't make much difference in regular code but the extra bit of overhead from a function call like that might slow things down just enough to lose some samples. I found that at times the process function execution can take longer than the time frame given by the sample rate so that loss of samples occurs.
No, you cannot sell apps directly on a cryptocurrency exchange. Exchanges are only for trading cryptocurrencies and tokens, not for selling digital products like apps.
If you want to sell an app and get paid in Bitcoin, you need to set up your own website or use a marketplace that accepts Bitcoin as payment.
After careful consideration, I decided using the same jti for my both access and refresh tokens.
When a user logs in, i just index the new jti to the user in redis.
When a user log out, i just blacklist the jti with ttl + (REFRESH_TTL - ACCESS_TTL)
When a user refreshes, it's the combination of 2 sections above.
I'm not really sure what could go wrong in using the same jti from access and refresh tokens. This seems like a valid and optimized approach. We don't care about getting the refresh tokens when user logs out, or our prior access token is no longer valid like it's supposed to be when we refresh the token. Please enlighten me if you have any notes on this.
For me it seemed to be a resolution issue in the way Windows handles specific folder:
In the german Version "C:\Programme\..." and "C:\Program Files\..." are mapped to the same directory, but he latter just didnt work. It actually picked the correct the correct path when opening the directory menu on the exe path but just said git is not installed afterwards. I had to change it manually to the first.
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Can you just showcase your html snippet as well, from your css what I observing is that the image and caption class are inside the container class, over which you have set justify-content:"center" which is perfect. I think that is the issue which is why you are not getting caption in your desired location is the align-self: center; in your caption class. Change that to left and you will get your location. If it goes way to left, then you can change your container class accordingly or add a small margin in the caption class
Tool call in stream mode within (my) current version (1.0.0-M6) of spring AI is not possible for what I know. This is due to contract of Tool, more specific current ToolCallback has a blocking signature:
/**
* Execute tool with the given input and return the result to send back to the AI
* model.
*/
String call(String toolInput);
One can try different ways to do tool calls within spring AI and some do support reactive mode (as I heard but never used) but using raw ToolCallback does not and unfortunately I am in same situation while I need ToolCallback since I have runtime declared tools.
Select the menu object. In the Margins section of the Inspector sidebar, dock the menu to the right side of its container.
In your main editor window, the menu object should be shown with a dashed line showing the dock connection. Adjust the pixels to get it the right distance away.
Set the width of the login bar to be wide enough to fit the longest names.
In the login bar settings, ensure the login bar alignment is right aligned. (I right aligned the menu items as well.)
From the logs, the downscale operation for the RDS Aurora cluster involved several restarts and failovers but no downtime for reading or writing operations.
At 16:42–16:47: Both the reader and writer instances were restarted as part of the instance class modification (from R5 to T3). This likely involved some downtime for the instances during the restarts but not for database operations themselves.
At 16:49: A failover occurred, promoting the former reader to writer and transitioning the former writer to reader. The T3 instance became the new writer, and the R5 writer was demoted to reader.
At 16:54: The final configuration changes were applied, and the instances were fully transitioned to their new roles (R5 to T3 for writer and reader).
Conclusion:
There was no downtime during the entire process. The failover was smooth, and both reading and writing operations continued uninterrupted.
function aaa(num)
if num>7
MovL("p1003"+X(-10*num),SpdL(0))
elseif num<=7,num>=4
MovL("p1003"+X(-10*num),SpdL(150))
elseif num<4
MovL("p1003"+X(-10*num),SpdL(300))
end
I found the error when a comment pointed out to share the data model. The model had the Id property in lower case and because of the case sensitivity of the properties I was unable to get the Id of the data.
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-- still float, but rounded back to the right integer
SELECT ROUND(POWER(9.0,28),0) AS rounded_power;
-- exact result by doing it in DECIMAL
SELECT POWER(CAST(9 AS DECIMAL(38,0)),28) AS exact_power;
The images are loading fine; the issue is likely CORS or COEP (Cross-Origin Embedder Policy) blocking the load event from firing properly. The browser may fetch the image, but block JS from accessing it, so @load never triggers. Try serving the images from the same origin, or configure CORS headers correctly. Alternatively, you can assume the image is loaded after a short timeout if necessary.
XD. I have the same issue right now. I have tried to reinstall, disabling all my extensions. Each of the extensions works fine by themselves. Only the Intellisense doesn't seem to work.
PITR:
You can restore an Azure SQL Database to any earlier point within its retention period. The restored database can have a different service tier or compute size and must fit within the elastic pool if used. Restoration creates a new database on the same server.
LTR:
Azure SQL's Long-Term Retention (LTR) lets you store full database backups in redundant Azure Blob storage for up to 10 years, beyond the default 1–35 days of short-term retention. LTR copies are created automatically in the background without impacting performance, and you can restore these backups as new databases when needed.
Why is it iterating without me specifying a for-loop or any flow control like that?
Actually, there is no iterating going on here. You are using vectorized functions (functions that accept a vector and return a vector), here specifically you are using is.na() and [, which means that you don't need to use for loops or other control-flow methods. Vectorization means that operations are performed in parallel, not one by one on each element.
There's a lot more to vectorization in R, but these SO links can give you a lot more reading:
When you decrypt the WhatsApp Dynamic Flow payload, it won’t include the user’s phone number by default. You need to either pass it yourself using flow_client_state when starting the flow, or grab it from the original webhook event (where it’s under messages.from).
From the documentation of the Natgateway
When it connects to the internet below things get used. So it makes sense to have elastic ip.
Both private and public NAT gateways map the source private IPv4 address of the instances to the private IPv4 address of the NAT gateway, but in the case of a public NAT gateway, the internet gateway then maps the private IPv4 address of the public NAT gateway to the Elastic IP address associated with the NAT gateway.
Answer written like a beginner/intermediate programmer trying to help on StackOverflow:
Well, JEditorPane in Swing has very limited HTML support (basically HTML 3.2), so it doesn't directly support overflow-x: auto. But maybe you can get a similar effect by putting the JEditorPane inside a JScrollPane.
If your goal is to make a specific div inside the HTML scroll horizontally without affecting the rest of the content, then it gets a bit trickier. CSS support is really limited, so you might need some workaround, like using a <table> to mimic that behavior.
Another approach would be extending HTMLEditorKit and creating a custom ViewFactory, but that’s a bit more complex. If you can be a little flexible with the solution and wrap the whole JEditorPane inside a JScrollPane, it would probably be a lot easier.
Yes, you are right. Traditionally, garbage collection (GC) in Java (and the CLR) could cause a "stop-the-world" pause. When this GC runs, you can observe that all application threads are paused. This happens particularly during heap compaction (i.e., when live objects are moved around in memory, and references need to be updated safely to point to the new memory location). When the threads are suspended, it prevents issues like accessing an object in the middle of being moved.
However, now the modern JVMs (like HotSpot) have introduced two types of GCs: concurrent and parallel garbage collectors. These GCs actually minimize "stop-the-world" pause. For example,
G1 GC and ZGC are designed to perform most GC work concurrently, (i.e.) the application threads never stop and keep running even when the GC is happening in the background.
These GCs split the heap into regions, and only a few regions are compacted at a time.
Safepoints (short pauses) still occur, but they're significantly reduced in duration.
This could be the reason how enterprise grade apps like JBoss or GlassFish maintain high throughput and responsiveness. They actually rely on these low-pause collectors and tune JVM GC settings for production environments.
In case you are interested, this blog post on GC fundamentals discusses how garbage collection works under the hood, and it explains the evolution from traditional to modern GCs like G1 and ZGC. It is a useful resource that provides a great overview and deeper insight.
As for NUMA (Non-Uniform Memory Access), currently JVMs are increasingly becoming NUMA-aware, and they optimize memory allocation to reduce latency when accessing memory local to a thread’s CPU.
I'm not sure if it's too late to answer this, but you can force Blogger to open the desktop version on mobile devices.
Here's how:
Go to Theme from the left menu. Next to the Customize button, click the small down arrow.
From the dropdown, choose Mobile Settings.
When it asks, "Do you want to show the desktop or mobile theme on mobile devices?", select Desktop.
If you need a small hack, simply add this <html> code inside the <head> section, preferably after the other <meta> tags:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=1024">
Typically, mobile sites set the viewport to width=device-width, which adjusts the layout to fit smaller screens.
By setting it to a fixed width like 1024, you force the browser to render the site as if it's on a full desktop screen.
I am experiencing the same issue and saw your fix where you used absolute paths in your Dockerfile. Could you add a bit more context to that? I have tried all variations but I am still getting the "Cannot find module" error. Thank you.
The answer is not so straight forward. From a mathematical perspective, if the importance is derived from tree based models, then yes, because the sum of importances adds up to 100 as explained by @Mattravel.
However, random forests tend to give more importance to features with higher cardinality, and hence binary features, like those coming from OHE will inherently show lower importance.
So, while it is true that we can add importance, to truly assess the importance of a categorical variable we might want to use additional methods, like using a different encoding, or a different feature selection process that can take up categorical variables as inputs.
Remove .idea folder and .iml files doesn't work for me. Android Studio keep disappearing the project files after indexing. Is there any suggestion would be very appriciate?
turns out you need to set the credentials: "include" option on the fetch call that is expecting a cookie, so i needed to add the credentials: "include" to both the /login request and the /refresh request
T.y. this helps. I got trapped by numpy and its' auto updating whenever pip is used ( even subsequently)- a silent update that breaks the compatability. And then each time i built on tensorflow, it did it again. Im advised install everything after numpy without dependencies (and in a separate working environment venv from the very start of course). Does installing numpy last of all work of not? I dont know- but numpy then no deps pip installtensorflow did suceed. Its a total fun-house.
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"Your shader setup is very close! Just make sure to update uCameraPosition every frame inside useFrame so the glass effect reacts correctly to the camera movement."
With debugger enabled, the output window was not directly related to the process, so Process.GetCurrentProcess().MainWindowHandle didn't work. This way works 100% for me:
modifiqué una simple palabra para probar y verlo reflejado al hacer "tutor local start" pero no sé cómo hacer para que los cambios que hice en el repositorio se reflejen en open edx con el plugin
The keyword break basically stops the loop, so, since you're iterating through a range from 0 to 4, it'll execute the first loop, and, after printing '0', it'll break the loop, so that's why it's only printing 0. You should just remove break and it's done!
